Meaningful Career Conversations
High school is a transitional time full of critical decisions about the future. Empower your teen to discover, explore and pursue realistic and relevant career paths with a network of vetted young professionals.
Fast Shifting Futures
Enable your teen to keep up with the rapidly changing world of work with relatable personalized career insights from current professionals as they occur.
Informed Decisions
Give your teen career options to make informed decisions about their future with actionable insights and plans.
Advised by Experts
Jo Shendy brings over 20 years of higher education experience creating thousands of learner to occupation pathways. She serves on the the Advisory Board for the Competency Based Education Network (CBEN) and the Higher Education Advisory Board for Credential Engine.
OUR ADVISORS
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KLEVIN
VENTURE CAPITALStarted as an antibiotic researcher but now works in venture capital helping new companies grow through investment & advisement.
EMILY
ENTREPRENEURSHIPStarted as an analyst for a global investment research firm, now is founding a community for start-up founders.
ANDRES
BUSINESS RELATIONStarted as a analyst for energy investment fund; now helps connect startups with Fortune 500 executives for advice and guidance.
GEORGE
PRODUCT MANAGEMENTStarted as a software engineer; now works as a product manager responsible for growing and improving a software product.
Vetted High Achieving Young Professionals
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Kleido was a tremendous help to my daughter as she was putting together her post-high school map. Kleido helped her understand that there are multiple paths into law as well as more options in practice than she ever realized. She now has the confidence to explore her interests as an undergrad and she will be able to apply them in what is a more varied field than she ever realized.
Jay
Parent to a SeniorKleido was helpful to put things in perspective for my son with advisors who can relate with similar experiences. It is particularly valuable for parents like us that were not raised in the US and can have some difficulties helping their child navigate post High School here.